I really, really need to start practicing yoga!
6 Things A Woman With Depression Wants You To Know
The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows
Whoa. Can’t say I’ve experienced all of these, but I sure can relate to plenty of them! Nice to know others can, too.
I Believe In the Fight
Cheryl Strayed:
“Sometimes the scorching holier-than-thou/you’re-for-or-against me positioning so many of us perform on social media gets to me. (I include myself in the people who may convey this vibe in some of my posts.) Sometimes I want to never write or see another word on social media again because those words often run counter to the complexity of humanity, not to mention the nuanced discussions about the issues and questions of the day. Forgive me if I have ever alienated you by something I posted. I believe in the fight, but I believe far more devoutly in love and mutual respect. I’m not talking about the haters and the ignorant homophobic/sexist/racist/small-hearts–for those people I have a wonderful tool called BLOCK. I’m talking about the times the conflict is about the finer points of what it means to be an ethical human in this profoundly evolving age. It’s important to remember that most of us have honest intentions and compassionate hearts, even when we disagree. The common thread of good will that runs like an unbreakable thread among us is more powerful than our arguments.”
Living Alone
Some of this is SO spot on. Some of it goes a little off the rails…
So I guess I’m an empath…
This is me!
This is me in article form
While I don’t fully subscribe to all things astrological, there’s not one thing in this article that does not ring true for me!
11 Habits of People With Concealed Depression
One of the most impactful pieces I’ve read since turning 30. Amazing to only be learning this stuff at this point in life–but grateful to not be learning it any later! Helpful for anyone struggling with depression or anyone who loves someone struggling with depression–so, basically, helpful for everyone.